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Best universities for midwifery

University of West London comes top for midwifery, with a median salary of £35k 15 months after graduating and 88% student satisfaction. University of Salford, University of Plymouth and Cardiff University complete the top four.

61 unis ranked£30k typical early salary95% in graduate jobs

#1 for midwifery100

University of West London

  • Satisfaction88%better than 59% of midwifery unis
  • Stay on course84%better than 35% of midwifery unis
  • Graduate jobs95%better than 36% of midwifery unis
  • Early salary£35kbetter than 97% of midwifery unis

Half of students who started had more than 148 UCAS points, counting all their qualifications

Ranked 2 to 5

  1. 2University of Salford9788% satisfied, £30k salary
  2. 3University of Plymouth9387% satisfied, £30k salary
  3. 4Cardiff University8994% satisfied, £28.5k salary
  4. 5Anglia Ruskin University8893% satisfied, £30k salary

Scores are out of 100 and relative to other unis offering midwifery. Data: Discover Uni, September 2026.

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Tap a column to sort. Bars show where each uni sits between the lowest and highest for midwifery. * Ranked on fewer than five measures because some data isn’t published. ~ estimate = we couldn’t get the university’s own offer, so it’s estimated from similar courses. Check the course page.

University
1University of West London1 course120 UCAS points10088%84%95%£35k148
2University of Salford1 course128 UCAS points9788%89%100%£30k146
3University of Plymouth1 course120 UCAS points9387%85%100%£30k160
4Cardiff University1 courseABB–BBC8994%89%95%£28.5k154
5Anglia Ruskin University2 courses112–128 UCAS points8893%88%96%£30k124
6University of Southampton1 courseABB8896%85%100%£29k143
6University of Lancashire1 course120–128 UCAS points8893%87%100%£28k141
8Bournemouth University2 courses~AAB–BBBestimate8486%86%95%£34k127
9King's College London1 courseABB8474%89%95%£36k142
10University of Huddersfield1 courseABB8192%90%95%£29k146
11Edinburgh Napier University1 courseBCC8078%93%95%£34k157
12University of Chester*1 courseBBB–BBC7895%85%––134
13University of South Wales/Prifysgol De Cymru*1 courseBBB7484%–100%£28.5k153
14Queen's University Belfast*1 courseBBC–BCC7388%88%––133
15London South Bank University1 courseBBC7275%87%100%£34k116
16Sheffield Hallam University1 courseABB7184%92%95%£28.9k140
16University of Nottingham1 courseABB7181%85%100%£30k134
18University of Winchester1 courseBBB–BCC7187%80%95%£30k138
19University of Suffolk2 coursesBBC7090%90%97%£30k96
20Coventry University1 courseABB6790%85%90%£29k147
21University of East Anglia1 courseBBB6788%76%95%£30k146
22Bangor University1 course112–120 UCAS points6797%80%90%£30k142
22University of Sunderland1 course112–128 UCAS points6797%90%93%£30k121
24Teesside University1 course120 UCAS points6682%74%100%£30k146
25University of Brighton1 courseABB–BBB6671%95%100%£30k128
26Edge Hill University1 courseABB–BBB6694%80%95%£29k128
27University of Derby1 courseABB6674%95%100%£30k134
28Oxford Brookes University1 courseBBB6582%95%95%£30k122
29Middlesex University2 coursesBBB–BBC6589%94%88%£32k124
30University of Northampton1 courseBBC6481%78%95%£32k138
31University of Staffordshire2 coursesABB6493%87%93%£29k124
32University of Hertfordshire1 courseABB–BBB6381%81%95%£31k134
33University of Surrey1 courseBBB6281%86%90%£34.5k123
34University of Wolverhampton2 courses~AAB–BBBestimate6292%81%95%£28k132
34University of Manchester1 courseAAB–ABB6291%77%95%£28k137
36Keele University2 coursesABB6286%80%100%£28k134
37Robert Gordon University1 courseBCC6179%84%95%£32k156
37De Montfort University1 courseBBB6179%87%95%£30k133
39University of the West of Scotland1 courseBCC5973%91%90%£32k176
40UWE, Bristol1 course120 UCAS points5884%83%95%£30k124
41University of Hull1 courseBBC5879%90%95%£28k139
42Kingston University2 courses120–128 UCAS points5889%87%90%£32k114
42University of York1 courseABB5878%90%95%£29.5k131
44City St George's, University of London1 courseBBB5780%83%90%£34k124
45University of Cumbria1 courseABB–BBC5796%70%95%£28k136
46University of Greenwich (Part of London and South East University Group)1 course120 UCAS points5580%86%90%£34k118
47University of Bradford1 course~AAA–ABBestimate4976%90%90%£28k147
48Birmingham City University1 courseABB4884%72%95%£28k147
49University of Birmingham1 courseABB4778%87%92%£29k144
50Liverpool John Moores University1 courseAAB–ABB4776%85%90%£29k148
51University of Worcester1 courseBBB4771%84%95%£30k144
52University of East London1 course112 UCAS points4597%65%88%£32k131
53York St John University1 courseBBB4592%83%87%£30k125
54University of Leeds1 courseABB4466%91%93%£29k153
55University of Greater Manchester*1 course120 UCAS points4370%80%––145
56University of Leicester2 coursesABB4294%80%85%£30k128
57Swansea University1 courseBBB4088%80%87%£30k147
58University of Northumbria at Newcastle2 courses96–112 UCAS points3675%80%90%£30k133
59University of Lincoln1 courseABB–BBB3277%95%88%£30k123
60University of Bedfordshire1 course112 UCAS points1986%85%75%£28k108
61Canterbury Christ Church University1 courseBBB077%25%95%£29k96

What midwifery graduates earn

Typical (median) earnings for midwifery graduates, across the universities we rank.

  1. £30kAfter 15 months
  2. £30kAfter 3 years
  3. £32.1kAfter 5 years

Highest earnings five years after graduating

  1. City St George's, University of London£40k
  2. King's College London£38k
  3. Kingston University£37k
  4. Edge Hill University£36k
  5. Middlesex University£36k

The 15-month figure comes from the Graduate Outcomes survey and covers graduates in full-time work. The 3 and 5-year figures come from tax records and include everyone in work, including part-time, so they can be lower than the 15-month figure. Pay also depends on where people live. Compare earnings across all subjects or see what you’d repay on your student loan.

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What the measures mean

Student satisfaction
Average share of final-year students answering positively across the seven themes of the National Student Survey: teaching, learning opportunities, assessment, support, organisation, resources and student voice.
Stay on course
Share of students still studying or having qualified a year after starting. Lower numbers mean more people drop out.
Graduate-level jobs
Of graduates in work 15 months after finishing, the share in professional or managerial roles.
Salary after 15 months
Median salary of graduates in full-time work in the UK, 15 months after finishing.
Entry points (median)
The middle UCAS tariff score of students who started: half had more, half had less. It counts all their qualifications (a fourth A-level, EPQ, AS levels, music grades and so on), so it usually sits above the published offer, especially at selective universities. It shows how competitive entry is. Always check the real offer on the university’s course page.

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